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  1. for a start, its not javascript for the sake of javascript! You might as well say that everything Google has done in the past 10 years is useless. Bet they're making more money than you!? Let's get one thing clear here. It's a simple one page site. Not content managed, Not high content. If I'm going to jail then I'll see you there.
  2. Well thanks Zigpress for your frank opinions! and No its not a simple ploy for backlinks, its an informative introduction to jquery. Maybe I didnt explain it properly. This is a website example for situations where your client doesnt want to pay too much and just wants a simple presence on the internet. A site like this can be set up in about an hour, so its a great product for a web design company to offer. Of course it doesnt suit all situations, but it serves a purpose. As for SEO, load up your index.html page with keywords and relevant descriptions.
  3. Hi, Thought I'd share this with you guys. If you ever wanted to do a simple one page website BUT make it look like something more, check this out... http://onepagewebsite.blogspot.com/ The blog is a simple walk-through and a good introduction to jquery. (which all web developers should know!) Hope you enjoy it. Cheers, WebCom Systems http://www.webcomsystems.biz

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